The Pastel Art of Mary Jean O'Connor

Introducing The Pastel Art of Mary Jean O'Connor. This artist is well known within the Laguna Beach, California art community. A longtime member of the United States Pastel Association (USPA), Ms. O'Connor displays her work at popular exhibitions throughout Southern California. Instead of moving from frame to frame (as in a physical gallery), I created a moveable gallery within the one frame above. Simply click on this link and you'll be transported to a virtual showcase. Grab a glass of your favorite wine then dim the lights. We'll provide the gallery and the music: the perfect environment for viewing fine art.

Introducing Photographs on Photogenec

Seems like a 'no'brainer', but until today our Photogenec Design website did not display any of my photo galleries. Friends, partners, clients, and other reasonable people have been 'subtly' suggesting I set up a section of my business site for photos. Enough said. Introducing Photographs on Photogenec. I'm still working out the design elements, but the first gallery is up. Please visit Prince Edward Island on Photogenec.

The massive Newfoundland in the picture above had already eaten 14 pumpkins that morning, so he was in no mood to consume his 15th. A good thing, because I really wanted a picture of him and his favorite breakfast. Out of the picture frame is a huge carafe of Espresso.

PEI is a beautiful vacation spot any time of the year. I journeyed there on a photography trip to capture the fall colours. Please view my gallery and let me know what you think.

Just kidding about the pumpkins. . .

Be Fluid With Your Productivity

Wouldn't it be cool if you can turn a web application into a Macintosh application in about 30 seconds?

From the developer: Fluid lets you create a Site Specific Browser (SSB) out of any website or web application, effectively turning your favorite web apps into desktop apps.

Using Fluid to create an SSB out of your favorite website is simple. Enter the website's URL, provide a name, and optionally choose an icon. Click "Create", and within seconds your chosen website has been converted into a fully native Mac desktop application that appears in your Dock.

Photogenec makes it easy to get into Fluid. First, check out the Photogenec Design video that shows you the step-by-steps. . .Then fly over to the Fluid website , download the free tool, and take a quantum leap into productivity nirvana.

Todd Ditchendorf, developer of Fluid, offers up some tasty Fluid tips on his blog. Increase your Fluidity by becoming a Fluid expert.